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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-24
WEST WAIsIsI.INGS
ttoiIdny Festivitic-- GrniIing
Ilorse Merchant
special Dispatch To The Examiner

Special Dispatch to The Examiner
WEST, Tex, Dec. 22.-The EN-
AmINER special containing an account
Of the killing of Roberts near the
i'razos, III llill county, seems to be
erroneous in several particulars.
From all your correspondent c4n
learn his nnmG was William Roberts
instead of James. He was riding
along the road In company with
another man, when they were hal ed
by some parties in the bushes. Rob-
erts turned his head to look bark
when be received load of buckshot
In the neck and head. He fell rom
his horse and died In a few minutes.
Ills companion dismountcd, but WAS
ordered TO leave instantly, which he
did.
The body OF Roberts lay there uu-
i'll about 9 O'Clock next day. when il
was removed and buried Roberts
has rel,tivcs living near this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. &. Craig will Gel %
bratc their crystal wedding next
Tuesday evening
There will be IA gathering of the
young folks aud nice time at the
residence of Dir. aud Mrs. a. l.. Willie
this evening.
There Will be a weeks vacation Of
the West High School The students
will drop Wentworth and Olney for
the pleasures OF the hol days.
For several Gays the weather has
been intensely cold. The thermomc-
Ter registered Is degrees above zero
yesterday morning.
For several days officers have been
on the lookout for a negro who, II is
slleged, stole horse from Mr.. W. w
Treadwell, of Abbott. 1t is thought
shat he ranges around here consider
ably. as he has u dusky Juliet i'll this
vicinity. who cl AIMS large share OF
his attention. But the officers have
not found him yet.
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|3 PHYSICIANS
| FAILED.


Th" treatment of many thousands OF cases
of those chronic weaknesses and distressing
ailments peculiar 10 females. at the lnvalidS'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, n y,
has afforded vast experience in nicely
adapting and thoroughly testing remedies
for the cure Of wOman's peculiar malndics,
Dr. picrcc's favoritc Prescription
is the outgrowth. or result, Of this great
and valuable experience. Thousands of
testimonials. received from patients and
from physicians who have tested it in the
more aggravated and obstinate cAses which
had baiilcd their skin, prove it to be the
most wonderful remedy ever devised for
the relief and cure Of suffering women. II
is not recommended lis Il "curc-all." but
~ n most perfect Specific for woman :
peculiar ailments
A. II powerful invigorating tonic,
1t impartS strength to the whole system,
and to the uterus, or womb and its Hp-
pcndages, in particular. For oNcrworkod,
"worn-out, rundown" dcbilitatcd teach
crs, miilncrs, drrsSmuk"rS, scamstrcsscs.
" "shop-gir!s hOusckeopors, nursing moth
crs. and feeble women generally, DIR.
Pierccs Fuvort" Prescription is the great
est earthly boon, being uucquallod ms an
uppetizing cordial and restorative tonic. II
promotes digestion and assimilation of food,
Adarnss NnRI,n.S DVSY,
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Republican party Dead wi,houtI..u

New YORK, DHc. 23.-EH-Goyernor
st. John, speaking in m4etieg of
prohibitioaiats here lsst might, pre-
IN scd his address by the statement
that he never Gained to be a states
man, but he did not regard himself 4
natural born fool. He sought to ar
ralgl the two great PARTIES as dis
honest or incompet mt. tie gave tenn
perance ,ta istics aud then turned to
the subject Of the tariff He said
thero WAS u duty on foreign goods,
but the scum of foreign labor entered
tree, The tl4cksmith's sledgrham-
mer paid duty, but the arm that
wi'ld' il comes ia without tariff. He
d. tplDred e fact tlat drunken buns
nnd trhlnps may vote because they are
men, While our wives and mothers are
denied the Priyll ge because they are
women. lie closed by saying tn
pr hibilllu party has killed the re-
Puhhcaus, but the after had died
W.T. lout Issue.
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IMPORTANT RULINGS.
NcW Features In Adjusting Bucket
shop Losings ana winnings

NASHVILLE, Dec. 23 A suit of
great Importance to building asso-
ciatlons has been decided by the SUI
preme court. Z. Boyd brought SUIT
against the Rock City Building and
Savings association to recover money
alleged to have been paid as usurlous
int rest to tho defendants in chan
Gerry. The court gave ju igment tor
the p'alnuti bnt the decree was re
Versed by the supreme court. The
court holis that the difference h.
tween the par value of the share ad-
Vanced and the amount actually re-
ceived by the borrower is not interest
Inc supreme clur, to-day also
passed upon the liability
OF bucket shops, for money LOST by
customers dealing in futures. Mrs.
Sal'le keese brought suit in the chan
cery court to recover 81 600 lost by h r
husband while specul4tng ia the
bucket shop operated by :. Ii. Bell
ana Others. She Wa' awarded ind 70
!H'nI LOT the amounj, and the drGuuG-
ants appealed.
Tho proof showed that in Ree.r'-
Transactions he Won more none,
than he lost; upon this the supremc
court reversed the judgment. In do.
ing SO the court heli that in all buck,
shop c ,>es where suit il LrougNt II
recover moneys lost tho defendant.
shall be al owed to deduct all amount,
paid complainaut' as their wiuniurs
and only the net amount lost atte,
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| JEALOUS
| CoGT0RS.

cures nausea weakness of stomach, indi-
gcstiun, hoating and cructatlunS of gns.
A. "a soothing and strengthening
ncrViue. " FaNOrite Prescription " is I'M
cquallcd and is invaluable in allaying and
subduing nervous eXcitability, irritublty,
exhaustion, prostration, hyst"ria. spasms
and other distressing, nervous symptoms
commonly attendant upon functional and
organic disease of the womb. 1t induces
refreshing sleep and relieves mental ann
iutV and dependency.
DIR. Picrcc's EavOritc Prescription
IL Legitimate medicine, carefully
compounded ht an experienced and skilliui
physician and adapted Ia womans delicate
organization. 1t is purely vegetable in lis
composition and perfectly harmless in ts
effects in any condition of tn" system,
"Favoritc Prescription l. posi-
tive cure for the most complicated and
obstinate cases of lcucOrrhca, or WHITES
excessive flowing at monthly periods, pain
ful mVnstruation, unnatural supprcesluns.
prolapsus or falling of the womb. weak
hnck, " female weakness" antcvcrsion, RI
trOVCrsiOn. hcATug-dOwn sensations, ChrOu-
ic congestion. Inflammation and ulccratol
Of the womb, inilammation pain and ton
dcrueAs in ovnries, accompanied with " in
tcrnal heat"
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In pregnancy. Fuvoritc prcscrintio,p
If IA mothers cordial" rclicy iug nans"s
weakness Uf stomach and other distnssrs
symptoms common to that Conditio. Il
its use is kept up in the hitter months ~
CESSATION, II SO prepares the system for IA.
livery rs to greatly lessen. and many tm,s
almost entirely do away with the slfiorinss
of that trying ordeal.
"FavOritc Prescription" when take,
in connection with the use oi Dr. Piers,
Golden Medical Discovery, and small lar'
tive doses of DR.. ricrcc's Pureatiyc pGIi.,
I.ittlc Liver Pills, cures Liver. Kidney aS
Bladder diseases. Their combined usc alss
removes blood taints, and aholishes can.
ccrous and scrofulous humors from IN.
system
Eavoritc Prescription" is the on.r
medicine for women sold hy druggists
under a positive guarantee, from tbe
manufacturers, that it win give Satisfa,
liOn in every casc, or money will he N
funded. This guarantee has been print,
uu the hottlc-wrappcr, and faithfully car
rrd out for many years. Large bOttI6
100 DOSES Sl.OO, or six bottles for
$500.
ser Send ten cents in stamps for h.
Piorccs large, illustrated Treatise IA6
pages on Diseases Of Women.
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Lawie... Nerdh N.nroe..

NEW IoRK, Dee. 2S.-A Charles
ton special say: Lawlesness reigus su.
preme in the region OF TIE phosphate
mines, where hundreds Of hands have
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ticy imagine from dyspepsia another hear, i
dsuon or ostiHon mother with pnn here there and T.
idltrcnt ONcr-husy DOCTOR
such whcn in reality they all only symptoms caused m
his practice until large bills made mo une
treatment and consequent complications A proMr
lave entirely removed the disease, thereby dspcug a &
misery. N' '""
| j-,ouo A Marvclous Cure Mrs. G. F. SpRAorv
Jthl HIS OF ittstH, Mich 81
| n female weakness lcucurrhea and falling Of ta b
VnnTnpc | womb for | had to t
Eoo'VhS. for good part of the time. duoor,d th
s~-o--zr@ of different phi yscaus spent arCc W an a
OF money! hut received lasting benefit last nv husl5
persuaded medicines which lG,h
because prcjudiccd them, tho doctors sua
they would do good. finally told my husband tb % q
he would your medicines would trv a ~
against the advice Of my physican He of bs
favUritc Prescription, bottles bicoyervi
tIn dollars took tre bottles of Discovery four f
IuvOrtc Prescription. and have been
wears then gave the balance of the medicine my sister WIN
troubled the she 49,
time. have not had to take any medicine Tor amoS
four years A"'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-24
MARLIN MATTERS
Arrested for Tapping the POST once
TiIi- uasqurade Ban

Special Dispatch to Tue E1smincr
MARfIN, Dec. 23.-Fur something
ike week there have becu IN ssed
from time II time smell sums of
money and po-tage stamps liit in the
cash drawer OF the posi-0ilicc, and Ia I
night the city marshal aid in wait
aud caught in tbs act jim Steagall, y
boy OF about twenty, whose method
of operations was 10 break out II .-s
in the door OF "A post ce box, msk e
ing an op onlnR bv which he cou gain
access 10 the cash q aver,
when arrested Steagsll had in his 20
session quarter of dollar, which
hai ben marked for purposes OF de-
ectiou
Nkw BUILDINGS.
Mr.. A. NJ Branson is having erected
"a substantial two tory brick OH Live.
oak sire {, at n coet OF 5000
The one story brick of 1. c. foun-
tain and w. a. Patrick Is nearing
compl, ton. This building aud lot l-
worth S2,l00.
Judge Wharton vii erec, st al
carly date next to the Brausou build.
ing two story brick At 3osL oil
$1,000.
MASQU ERADH BALI"
A masquerade and fancy dress bnl
will be given AT the Marlin Operr
House, 1hursday evening, - cent Der
20, aud AL excellent dine II sutici na'ei
Qul'e u number of irN { tons
have been sent to Waco a,d d..tg.-
ilon from that point is expected
down.
The following compose the com.
rnittees;
Arrangements-S i; Scott, a j
Louis, I A stuart, + w Stalworlh, /
l. Schumpett,
Invitation + * Herring, G J Bart
lett, q I Curry. j. Mistrot, / l. Peter
con, II j Simou,on.
Rcceptiou-C w Rush, S Il Louis
w & Shaw, Il 5 Carter, II Scruggs.
fl)or-L i Robcrt4on, Georg,
Frank, l. T. Allen, l. w Bartlett, G /
Hunter and j A Lrughridge.
Mr.. Henry Simon, now of Waco, i,
here spending the Chri-tmas holiday
with his family.
The Nicholson house here Is doins
Asplebdid business, and deserves il
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-24
TREATING THE WRONG DISEASE.

Many times call their family physicians suffering
kidney another
they all alike Themselves and their
which he his pills and pOtuns assuming them to
disorder The the of sitCrl
better probably by of the delay
Ike Dr. PierCcs FtVoritc Prescription, dcted Ia the
distressing nsutng comfort instead of prOo-
y.~~~n1-ns-I Mrs +. MORGAN, No II Lexington ST..
l3 PHYSICIANS e.. l: ,dj @ .,lr sIo iiy , , 5;y,I
kklIEl Y Having exhausted the skill three ply
ihiIlp' sicitns completely discouraged. and
s-----'----"-s~s could with diicuy the
DR.. pcrCc- FIyoric Prescription and
the recommended his Common
Medical Adviser. commenced improve once. In three
pcrfcctJ c,rct have had trouble
health had been offering send the f particulars
for them, and enclosing StdHttdta
Uttpt for have received four hundred letters
In reply, described and the used
and have advised them do likewise From
received letters thanks stating that they
commenced the FuvOrtc Prescription. had the
$50 the Medical Adviser, and had applied the
local fully plainly laid down therein, and
l luuI.r r.I.ul L.
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JOHN Il. sEGAR, NJ Mlieubeck, Va, writes:
Ny wife had been suffering for two or three
years with female weakness ana had paid
ont on" hundred dollars to physicians with
ont relief. She took DR.. Picrcc's FaVorite
Prescription aud 1t did her more good than
all the medicine given to her by the physi-
~ years they had been pncticing upon her.
Mrs GEORGE HERGER, of H'eS'fcid ". j.,
writes - was great sufferer from lcucor-
rhea, bearing-duwn pains. and pam contiil-
ually across my back. Three bottles of your
Favorite Prescription restored me to per-
feet health | treated with Dr. ----, for
nine months without receiving any benefit.
,rption is the greatest earthly boon to us
mn
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s 100
| THROWN Away.
| The GREATEST
EARTHLY Book.

The 'Favoritc Prescription
poor suffering women"
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WILLIAM RAMICu, Esq. of Minden Kedrney Cotnts
Hn troubled with bolls ln
/ SVLS thirty years -Four years afflicted WIN
I,llnEn them that could not walk bought two bottle
VohIps of Dr. crces Pleasant Purgatvc Pellets and o
one Pellet after each meal till all were gone ~ ~
that had buls, had have also
been troubled with headache, when feel it coming on
take one or two Pellets and relieved OF the headaene
Tur p-o- Mrs e; W, Brown, Of walatoaasa, 4 Oh. ID.
IHE HEST "Your Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets are
/ / without question the best GathaItic eve eve
IhTuhpTIn / sold. They also most efficient rehheg
uAInanllI. orpor Of the liver We have used 6 thee
the house all the time"
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a permanent cure.
and hearty"
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| THREW away |
| Her
| SUPPORTER.
| IT WORKS
| WONDERS.

mcnt OF myself and friends. | can now
attending to the duties OF my household.
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Mrs. Il. f. MORGAN,
El,t boston. NIss., 81
was Il dreadful suircrc
Having exhausted II
siCians, ! was cOmplct
weak | could with Iii
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mus go to
witt boon
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ELI ROBBINS, R,mpqn r. o. Co.smbb'v1 Cao..srrb vheu
Pa, SAYS: My daughter haa hadiv. CIV ssg
she was five years old, i,NGy yery advertised sns
DR.. Sage,'s Catarrh hSnfuy st bay and soon sas
tRhet Il beped Si herr third 59tts ts1S psCuDl
she is now eighteen years ola '"e
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10

T HAVE one or two good things in Arlington
Hills Como, Terry addition, Eastville
Heights, Midway Heights Anna L. Ramsey, Mer-
riam Park. Syndicate No. ard almost everything
that is in the market on Dayton's bluff.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10

OF 100 FOR one on Fauquier ST., near Sew
.D1,lOO enth and near Bohn Manufacturing
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10

CRES-Seventy.fve acres at the stock yards
IA at 500 per acre.
A CRES-Three hundred and sixty acres below
n stock yards at $500 per acre.
A CRIES at Newport from $3.50 to $500 per acre.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10

GO0 a FRONT FOOT Tor $50 sect on Hoff-
tpCO man av., having bluff view and only
mile a ana rter srom NV officn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10

Cd 600 FOR three on Beech ST.. south
FsOOO facing, next to corner of Forest
ST; 81 500 is asked for the adjoining lot
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10

DEAFNESSsss.ffsar , St - sas
DHAAA home, by one who was deaf
twenty-eight years. Treated by most of the
noted specialists without benefit Cured himself
in three months, and since then hundreds of
others Full particulars sent on application.
It. S. PAGE, No. Al West SIst St. New York City.
~-eod&wemo
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10
B[CE'S ADDITION TO WHITE BEAR

This desirable lake which has
Lakes on the three aroads and within half mile of three railread
Marie and Atlantic railroad their right Of through this
addition contracted
mbere land north White This addition
far below any O. adjoining property.
EDMUND RICE, JR
ae3 JACKSON STREET, ST. PAUL.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10

$1,000 Ss ra nfs adon OH Dayton St
av., only one block from Manchester station.
C1 GOO BUYS three lots in Birminghams
.OIs OOO addition Margaret ST., which is
graded and sideWalked.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-10
AMAZING INDIFFERENCE.

The amazing Indifference of the San
Francisco public to the outrages perpe-
trated daily by the striking street railway
employees passes all surprises. Dynamite
is exploded along the streets; giant powder
cartridges thrown beneath the car wheels,
endangering life and limb; men are beaten
with iron bars because they choose to
work for wages of their own selection !;
women are maltreated for daring to ride
upon particular line of street cars; citi-
zens are, with offensive pertinacity, So
licited to boycott other citizens because
the latter choose to "runp their bust
ness in their own way, and city Off
Gals are asked to get down upon
their knees and beSeech the owners
of the street railways to "arbitrate" with
the strikers" Arbitrate what? The
right to own property, the right to be pro-
tected, the right to walk or run or ride or
rest, as they choose within the Iaw2 Or
the " right Of others to dictate to them
the conduct of their business? The
right of employees to say what the en-
ployer shall pay out of his private purse
for their labor? The fright" of men to
force themselves into the employment of
others? Really, it begins to look as if
men have no rights in property in San
Francisco that the law and the law officers
will compel the mob to respect. 1t is as
founding that such outrages can be perpe-
trated as are witnessed in the streets of San
Francisco now, and reason possessed body
of free American citizens stand idly by, so
cowed that they dare not so much as as
semble at a street corner and humbly petit
ton the criminals, who are assailing their
lives and homes, to desist There is needed
in San Francisco something of the rigor of
the old Roman law in It's assertion of the
right to enjoy property, and which .jeal-
ously recognized the individual in the
remotest verge of property possessed by
him
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-10
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

EAsTERK.-The latest report about DR..
McGlynn is that he has been permanently
suspended 1.-THE New York Catholic Times
saws Henry Georges political career is
ended The wrecked Elizabeth's crew
numbered twenty, and all were lost 49,. The
Great Eastern Tea Company, at Ports
mouth. n. H., has failed Near Easton,
Pa, on Saturday, 100000 tons of rock were
loosened by a blast of 1850 pounds of
powder $3.50. Thos. R. Laughlin was burned
to death yesterday in Hartford, Conn.,.
Near the village of Enon, Pa, Robert Nc
George was shot and dangerously wounded
by robbers 1.-The Democrats in the In
diana Senate still pursue their obstructive
tactics. Respectable workingmen in Chi
cago refuse to affiliate with Socialists.
FoREIGN.-The rumor of the Pope seek
ing refuge at Monaco, in case of war, is
confirmed. There is war scare in
London, owing to the unusual activity in
war and naval circles.,....P Peru calls upon
California for wheat......Two girls and a
man committed suicide in Rome Saturday
night 49,. Emperor William will soon an
nounce a revision of the May laws concern
ing the Vatican.
PAoIFIc CoAsr-At STEMS Pass, A. T., a
man named Dean shot and killed one
Maxwell in a quarrel over cards......A dog
at Livermore tore childs face in terrible
manner, but it is thought the victim will
recoyer......C. A. Wetmore has resigned as
Chief Executive Officer of the Viticultural
Association....A son of Thos. Ellis, of
MERGED was severely burned by powder
explosion. . Michael Mcnamara has been
found dead at Mokelumne Hill....Ice
formed in Monterey and Sonoma counties
yesterday W. Byington, printer,
died in Fresno from alcoholism d.
Gray, Fresno lawyer, is insolvent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-10
THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE. BILL.

A new and strong argument against the
interstate commerce bill is advanced by
the Northern Pacific Company. 1t points
out that the Canadian Pacific road is spe-
cially favored; it pays no taxes it has
had unequalled Government aid; it is bound
by no legal tariff schedules, or any manner
Of regulative measures-it is a railway
free lance, in short. Now, if the United
States handicap its transcontinental roads
with long and short haul regulations, with
the consequent Gripping of local traffic
rates, the untrammelled Canadian line
will become an irresistible competitor for
the transcontinental trade In addition,
therefore, to floating most of our commerce
on English bottoms. we will be putting
most Of our transcontinentalc carrying bust
ness upon English Wheels to the fattening
of English purses and the decay of our
own railway system. This is happy
prospect to be sure, but it has one bright
side; it must bring about its own remedy,
cause complete reYulsion, and re-
peal Of the odious law. In the meantime
however, the damage viii be done and
punishment administered American roads
not only undeserved, but that cannot
be wholly compensated for BY repentance.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-10
GOOD MISSIONARY woRK.

Representative Morrow had a respectful
hearing in Boston the other day when he
spoke on the "Chinese Question" His
auditors represented the solid business and
commercial wealth of New England, from
which quarter has emanated the most per-
sistent opposition to Californias efforts to
restrict Chinese immigration The dis
patches inform us that his hearers were
more than surprised at Mr.. Morrow's
statement of facts, and his logical pre-
sentation of the Pacific coast view of the
question. 1t is added that the speech
created deep impression, and awakened
grave and thoughtful comments, indicating
shaken faith in the doctrine to which New
England has adhered in this matter. All
which is gratifying and confirms us in our
oft iterated assertion that the people of
the East have not been correctly informed
upon the topic, in short-without intention
to be ofensive-they have not been in
telligent upon it. This is unquestionably
the simple truth, and underlies all the
opposition California has encountered.
They have, especially in New England,
been trained to look at the question from
" the brotherhood of man" standpoint
only, wholly ignoring in their humanity,
their erroneous conception of the true pur-
poses of free government, and their ex-
aggerated traditional views concerning the
asylum" this country offers to the
oppressed, the greater rights of our own
people, and the higher duty of American
citizenship to its own. A few more calm,
forcible and statistieaIly fortified argu-
ments like that of Representative Morrow,
delivered in the commercial and business
heart Of the East, will effect wonderfully
radical changes of view, and accomplish
more for the "anti-C Chinese" cause than
all the proscriptive efforts, mass meetings,
resolutions and semi-political agitation,
possible to be made on the Pacific coast.